Tag Archives: Exhibits

On January 4, 1969, the Daughters of Charity in the United States entered the next phase of their history.  At a mass con-celebrated by the former Superior of the Vincentians and attended by Superioress Mother Chiron, five provinces of the Daughters were created where formerly there were two.  The archives is commemorating this event with a new exhibit in our heritage room!  Explore the ceremony and the changes this brought for the sisters and ministries.  Our permanent artifacts, such as the famous statue of our Lady of Victory, remain on display.  Open to public and Emmitsburg campus 8-4 Monday-Friday (ring bell from outside or request entry at Seton Shrine desk)

On January 23, the Archives is excited to open its next exhibit on the Daughters history with health care in our second exhibit space!

The Archives of the Province of St. Louise will be displaying some of the artistic treasures of its collections, beginning next week!  The Daughters of Charity are famous for their work in healthcare and education, yet the sisters of the community also harbor some artistic talent as well.  Our new art gallery is open to Daughters and Associates during business hours and to the public on Wednesday afternoons and by special booking.